Building Applications for a Studio in the Cloud at Netflix
summary
A web app for a studio-in-the-cloud turns massive viewing and budget data into interpretable recommendations using statistical models that are usually wrong but useful the app helps content buyers rank acquisitions and visualize global metrics the team adopts React with ES6 classes and many stateless functional components drops Redux in favor of simpler state management and considers MobX, enforces ~80% unit test coverage, uses react-select, react-dropzone, react-beat-picker, and implements custom modals while the UI remains proprietary and unreleased.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:32gratuitous math joke
- 1:51Design Challenge #1 make complex data easy to interpret
- 2:11Last November
- 2:32lift up state keep it simple
- 3:17unit tests in Enzyme Jest snapshots Istanbul for coverage
- 3:35More fun UI elements react-dropzone react-notification system
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